Hochul rebukes decisions in Cornell rape case: "She could not have been clearer"
Summary
New York Governor Kathy Hochul removed the district attorney in charge of the Cornell University rape case. She appointed Attorney General Letitia James to lead an independent investigation into the case.Key Facts
- Governor Kathy Hochul took action in the Cornell rape case by removing the current district attorney.
- The case involves accusations of rape at Cornell University.
- Attorney General Letitia James was appointed to oversee a new, independent investigation.
- The move aims to ensure the investigation is handled properly.
- Governor Hochul expressed strong concerns about the previous handling of the case.
- The announcement was covered by CBS News with additional details provided by reporter Anna Schecter.
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